Harold Land- Grooveyard-->Harold in the land of jazz

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

got this lp grooveyard today: its the same cover as the cd i remember Harold in the land of jazz- is this the same date? why the switch?

[marcello]

Rolf Ericson (tp -1,2,4/8) Harold Land (ts) Carl Perkins (p) Leroy Vinnegar (b) Frank Butler (d)

Los Angeles, CA, January 13 & 14, 1958

1. Speak Low Contemporary C 3550

2. Delirium -

3. You Don't Know What Love Is -

4. Nieta -

5. Grooveyard -

6. Lydia's Lament -

7. Smack Up -

8. Promised Land Fantasy OJCCD 162-2

* Harold Land - Harold In The Land Of Jazz (Contemporary C 3550; Fantasy OJC 162, OJCCD 162-2)

= Harold Land - Grooveyard (Contemporary C 3550 (alt.), S 7550)

[brownie]

'In the Land of Jazz" was the original 1958 release of that Contemporary session.

The same Contemporary album came out a few months later as 'Grooveyard'

Same photo - taken at the Watts Towers - by Walter Zerlinden!

Edited July 25, 2010 by brownie

[Stonewall15]

WOW- Contemporary Records existed before the Civil War.

[brownie]

Well, Contemporary means contemporary and should be valid at whatever date.

OK I have amended to the correct date